A design-control tool, not a special effect.
Virtual reality is used during the process to compare alternatives and identify issues that are difficult to read on a floor plan. Worktop heights, volumes, distances, sightlines and flows become perceptible.
What changes for the client
- Understand the space before construction.
- Compare materials and solutions with greater awareness.
- Reduce misunderstandings and late changes.
- Take part in decisions without having to interpret technical drawings.
What it does not replace
The headset does not replace surveys, construction drawings, physical samples or building expertise. It connects them and makes the process easier to understand.
